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Very Important KEY Articles about Egalitarianism:

"Thinking about Revolution"

• Socialism and Communism? NO! Egalitarian Revolution? Yes!
• What Replaces the "Free Market" in a Sharing Economy?
• Free Loaders, EBT/Welfare Fraud, Lazy Bums & Unemployment
• Mom and Pop Capitalism? discusses what's wrong with the outlook of libertarians like Ron Paul.
• Small Business Persons & Egalitarianism
• FAQ: Why & How to have NO RICH AND NO POOR
• If You Think the Purpose of Government Propaganda Is to Make People Believe It, You're Wrong
• WHY IT'S NOT ENOUGH TO JUST FOCUS ON BEING AGAINST THE CORPORATIONS/RICH
• WHY I AM CRITICAL OF "THE LEFT" AND NOT JUST CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS
• How the Ruling Class Sets Progressives Up to Fail
• Why Cooperative Businesses Are Not the Answer
• Can Co-operative Economic Enterprises Make Our Society a Good One on a Large Scale?
• A Misunderstanding about Democracy
• How to Remove the Rich from Power and Abolish Class Inequality
• Freedom...But to Do What?
• Libertaria: A Libertarian Paradise
• What Makes a Government Legitimate?
• Which Creates a Higher Standard of Living: Capitalism or Egalitarianism?
• We're not as selfish as we think we are. Here's the proof This means human nature is fully compatible with egalitarianism
• Here's How to Eliminate Most Corruption
• Voting for President in America: History is Trying to Tell Us Something
• Guns and the Working Class, discusses the role of violence in a revolutionary movement.
• Soldiers Make a Revolution Possible When They Join the People: What Happened in Russia in 1917: by Thomas F. Barton
• The Story of the February Revolution, by Kevin Murphy in Jacobin Magazine (this is about the February 1917 revolution that overthrew the Czar: how it happened.)
• Soldiers in Revolt, by David Cortright, tells the story of how the U.S. government was forced to pull out of Vietnam because the military brass knew they could no longer rely on American GIs to fight a war they didn't support. This is the story of GIs in revolt that the rulers have tried to cover up.
• Gar Alperovitz describes here in great detail how the wealth that people like Bill Gates claim to own was produced by society as a whole and should belong to all of society.
• The Constitution requires inequality, by Richard Kreitner [why abolishing class inequality requries dumping, not honoring, the Constitution]
• Be Careful What You Fight For
• Reclaiming the Commons by David Bollier
• THE RESOURCE BASED sharing ECONOMY, A Moneyless World With a Sharing Mindset, by Harald Sandow
• Global Wealth Equality: What Would it Mean?
• 130 Million Americans
• An academic study from Princeton and Northwestern University concludes we in the U.S. live in a dictatorship of the rich: http://www.princeton.edu/~mgilens/Gilens%20homepage%20materials/Gilens%20and%20Page/Gilens%20and%20Page%202014-Testing%20Theories%203-7-14.pdf .
  
  
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  "Multivariate analysis indicates that economic elites and organized groups representing business interests have substantial independent impacts on U.S. government policy, while average citizens and mass-based interest groups have little or no independent influence."[from the abstract]

• Inside Job is an Inside Job: A Misleading View of the Economic Crisis, by Dave Stratman, discusses how the economic crash of 2008 was an attack by the elite on the working class. More evidence: "Privatising Europe: Using the Crisis to Entrench Neoliberalism," by Joseph Zacune et al.
• 10 Ways Our Democracy is Crumbling Around Us by Les Leopold
• What the Market Does to Our Souls, by Allan Nasser
• Historical Evidence that Voluntary Federation Can Quickly Replace the Status Quo in a Revolution, by John Spritzler (citing a long passage from Hannah Arendt's On Revolution.)
• The Capitalist Big Lie about Human Nature
• Nov. 5, 2012 Video: After Sandy, Occupy Movement Re-Emerges as Relief Hub for Residents in Need continued here. This video is about what OWS veterans did to organize mutual aid in hard-hit-by-Sandy Rockaway. It's an inspiring glimpse of what people can and will do when they have an opportunity to share according to need. In contrast, FEMA and the Red Cross are doing far less to help people in need; the Staten Island borough president is so disgusted with the Red Cross's failure to help that he's telling people not to donate to it!
• Data: Economic inequality within a nation is associated with worse outcomes for 1) drug abuse, 2) education, 3) child well-being
• The cost of inequality: metropolitan structure and violent crime, by Judith R. Blau and Peter M. Blau, in American Sociological Review
• Video graphically displaying the wealth inequality in the United States, and comparing it to the degree of inequality polled Americans think exists, and to the degree of inequality they say would be ideal.
• The grand financial shift: Rich own assets while poor and working class deep in debt. 70 percent of wealth for the bottom 80 percent locked up in principal residence
• How redistribution to the rich has broken the back of America
• A Boring Technical Detail Regarding the Sharing Economy

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